Charging battery from kicker help

[raw outdoors]

Is there a way to charge my battery to keep my downriggers and electronics working all day. I have a older 4 stoke 5HP Honda. It has two red wires running out of the coil one goes to the oil pressure light one to the throttle someplace. Then it just has a wire to the plug in blue and a ground in green.

I can’t seem to find any readable power with my meter. It has a green oil pressure light to there must be some power.

[kouleerunner]

My kicker does. It's a mercury 9.9 pro kicker. Save my ***** several times!

Is it electric start? Connected to the main battery? If not, it may not have a stator connected. Thus, will not be able to charge the battery

If it is for both, have it checked out. There may be an issue with the stator connections.

[raw outdoors]

It is not an electric start.

[bigrfish]

Do you not have room for a good deep cycle?
I run all of my electronics off of one 27 and haven't had an issue yet. I like the merc pro kicker feature tho.

[freshtinov]

My 15hp Yamaha did not come stock with charging cables but, There is a regulator kit I bought from Yamaha that plugged into the stator wires and gives me 12vdc when running. I do not have electric start or anything else either but, it gives me enough charge too keep my trolling battery from ever going down. Not sure about an older Honda though.

[Kim473]

Is a solar panel an option ? Don't know much about them but it seems like one would give you a couple more hrs of battery life. And fully charge when not using electronics.